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Neighborhood

Tangletown is defined by its sense of continuity. Tree lined streets, locally loved businesses, and a daily rhythm that feels both active and calm. A neighborhood that supports everyday life while staying closely connected to the places that matter most.

Aerial view over the tree-lined blocks of Tangletown, with a lake on the horizon
Patina on the corner of 50th and Bryant
Resist and the Tangletown Bike Shop on 50th Street
Lake Harriet from above, with sailboats and the bandshell
Aerial view of Tangletown homes and the Washburn Park water tower
Lake Harriet with the downtown Minneapolis skyline beyond
Shortwave Coffee in a brick storefront at 50th and Bryant
The Malt Shop on 50th Street

Parks, trails, and outdoor access

One of Tangletown’s most defining features is its connection to green space. Residents enjoy access to an interconnected system of parks, parkways, and trails that support daily movement and time outdoors.

Sailboats moored on Lake Harriet, with the downtown skyline beyond

Minnehaha Creek

Blocks away and heavily used for walking and biking.

Sailboats at their moorings on Lake Harriet

Lake Harriet

Offering paths, water access, and seasonal activities.

A dog walk on the shore path under the trees

Lynnhurst Park

Neighborhood green space with trails and open areas.

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Explore the neighborhood

Washburn House is surrounded by destinations that support daily life rather than overwhelm it. Dining, essentials, parks, and trails are all close by.

Residence

Bar & Nightlife

Shop & Market

Coffee & Bakery

Arts & Outdoor

Eat & Drink

School

A brick storefront on 50th Street near Bryant
Food & dining

Dining and local favorites.

From casual cafés to nationally recognized restaurants, the area supports both everyday routines and special occasions without requiring a drive across the city.

  • George and the Dragon, a long standing neighborhood favorite for casual dining and gathering
  • Saint Genevieve, known for elevated food and an intimate setting
  • Shortwave Coffee, a local staple for daily routines
A tree-lined street with a protected bike lane
Getting around

Walkable, connected, and quietly vibrant.

Washburn House is well positioned for easy movement throughout Minneapolis. Major routes connect residents to nearby neighborhoods, downtown, Uptown, and Edina, while walkable streets and bike paths make shorter trips simple.

Minutes on foot to 50th and Bryant
4
Minutes on foot to Minnehaha Creek
8
Minutes by bike to Lake Harriet
12
Minutes by car to downtown
11

Times are routes from 625 West 50th Street on OpenStreetMap, without traffic.